Antique gold-plated traditional Indian necklace set (Haaram)

This type of jewellery is characteristic of South Indian temple jewellery designs, frequently worn for weddings, festivals, and traditional functions. Design: The necklace features intricate Nakshi work with Lakshmi and peacock motifs. The centerpiece is a large, grand pendant showcasing a seated goddess Lakshmi figure, surrounded by detailed carvings and stonework. Materials & Finish: It has a lavish gold finish and is typically made with imitation or gold-plated materials. Stones & Beads: The piece is adorned with red and green stones, often referred to as kemp stones or Jadau Kundan. Green beads and small pearl drops hang from the bottom of the pendant and along the length of the necklace. Style: The vibrant colour contrast and traditional design make it a statement piece often paired with sarees or lehengas. It is designed to be a replica of traditional gold jewellery.